My name is Meirimei. I am the current baron and heir to the title of Prince of the Black Rose.
I was born noble, gifted, and into an illustrious family.
Following my family's tradition, I entered the palace to keep Prince Mandala Gabriel, the most exalted heir of the empire, company.
I followed court etiquette, respected the prince, and took care of him.
Then I spent every day hoping His Highness would hurry up and inherit the throne, so I could go home and be a prince myself.
But then my prince signed an eternal protection contract.
Meirimei: @"?%*#…#
Update schedule: Tentatively weekly, every Sunday at 4:00 PM
Theme: Let go of your need to help others and respect their fate.
It's not that Tabas didn't mind Manda killing Merimee... If he didn't mind, he wouldn't have pulled off the blindfold and dragged everyone along for the burial because Merimee wanted to give the body to the Dark Lord... He was originally prepared to die directly in the movie, but Simon's efforts made him hesitate. It feels like it's pointless and difficult to decide who is more important, Simon or Merimee. It's hard to tell the difference in matters of love. Tabas can give up himself and die for Merimee, but he will also return to the light for Simon. Because both people are very important to him, he can't live up to Simon's efforts for Mérimée. If Tabas really dies in the movie, what will Simon do afterwards? Besides, since Mérimée is willing to resist the Holy Judge for Tabas, she must hope that Tabas can survive, otherwise why would he block it? If Tabas didn't value Merimee, he wouldn't have snatched the code. The first thing he did was shake Merimee back. In fact, they didn't show any attitude toward Manda in the follow-up. They didn't meet each other at all, but when Kukuru succeeded to the throne, no one from the Kingdom of Courage even went there... I think both brothers were actually dissatisfied with the ancient spirit. Simon was dissatisfied that Manda almost killed the tower at that time [Originally the saint went for the tower, but Merimee just blocked it]. Of course, Tabas also remembers Merime's hatred and he hates Kukulu. But if there is a country, they can't really beat up Manda... At best, they can't see out of sight but out of mind... But then La Belle shouldn't have been founded by the Elf Kingdom, right? The Elf Kingdom and Labelle have a symbiotic relationship. The Sky Tree can support Labelle. The Elf Kingdom will probably benefit to some extent, but Labelle is probably not created by elves. The flower fairies and elves are not the same species... I remember that the plot only said that the flower elves are Labelle's masters, and Labelle relies on the flower elves. [Because Labelle relies on the power of flowers for a living, but it doesn't mean that Labelle was created by elves. In the if line of An An's failure in the second season of the animation, darkness prevailed and the flowers disappeared. At most, Labelle does not live on flowers, otherwise Tabas and Yaga would have to die. What are those dark demons working for.
Big, come on! This is totally not enough
As long as I live long enough, I can expect anything.
Come on, it looks really good, I look forward to the follow-up
Come on, it looks really good, I look forward to the follow-up
Looks great, come on
Recently, I fell in love with Xiaohuaxian... I like the teacher's writing so much... However, the original work is really boring and the logic is illogical. I want to write a fanfic to make up for the regrets of the original work. Like the teacher, I have doubts about many settings and have hit a lot of walls [covering my face and crying]
Looks good, wow wow, although the author said that this is just the product of his own madness
I very much agree with the content of this article. I have read many IP plots. The "peace" claimed by the forces in many plots (even the decent ones represented by the protagonist) is never a real peace, but just a slightly longer truce. They are at the expense of the interests of a certain group. Not only do they fail to resolve the conflict, but they also seriously aggravate the conflict itself. It's just that this part of the dark side is not shown on the screen by the screenwriter, but you can notice it if you think about it a little.
This chapter was so sad and heartbreaking to read. Meimei was completely frightened by the death experience and got ptsd. It was indeed very sad and disappointing that TT was killed by Manda and so on...